Do you kno where her mouth has been??
See its crazy 'cause dudes be wifin bitches
Not even knowin
You jus wifed a straight jump skeezy nigga

Your little sister is a
Jump Jump
Even your wifey is a
Jump Jump
You baby mother is a
Jump Jump
I heard your daughter was a
Jump Jump

Don't try to compare Rem to little wack hood rats
I can rap I'm back some of these bitches need to get smacked
See you be huggin humpin lovin and lustin her butt
I came here to tell you that you girl is a {Jump}
Straight hoe real hoe think people don't know
That you be suckin and fuckin bitch you ain't low
See cleary you think you all that 'cause your ass phat
But my niggas fucked they said your pussy wiggidy wiggidy wack
And you be stuntin and frontin you let them hump on nothin
And now you callin and talkin like you ain't hump his cousin
See niggas talk so be careful where you sleep at
'cause when they tell me that they beat I believe that

Jump Jump
Your little sister is a
Jump Jump
Even your wifey is a
Jump Jump
Your baby mother is a
Jump Jump
A ha a ha
You kno yo girl is a
Jump Jump
Your little shorty is a
Jump Jump
I heard your daughter was a
Jump Jump

4 in the morning knockin {knockin}
You know she at his crib blowin cock and
She went from camera phone straight to dvd {yea you kno me}
Told them that she was slurpin and slobberin and she swallowed it all down
See mad niggas I knew that blew out her back
Pussy got madd mileage but she still ain't got jack
Every time she fucked she was drunk is dat coincidental
{Act like you kno don't be claiming that its mental}
You just a slut bag whore definition of a ghetto bird
Don't get it twisted they got bigger sluts in the burgs
But I ain't really worried bout you likin me 'cause ma yous a J-you-M-P

Jump Jump
Your little sister is a
Jump Jump
Even your wifey is a
Jump Jump
Your baby mother is a
Jump Jump
A ha a ha
You kno yo girl is a
Jump Jump
Your little shorty is a
Jump Jump
I heard your daughter was a
Jump Jump


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